Amsterdam Bar - Phoenix, Arizona

Amsterdam Bar Phoenix, ArizonaWhat’s a bus tour holiday without some partying during your trip to Phoenix. Take a look inside the life of the hip and trendy people in Phoenix. Rated one of the best place to see lots of trendy people, you should make a bus tour stop at Amsterdam, an upscale classy bar ready to show you the dance floor. Amsterdam is the kind of bar that has a nice mix of people which gives it a radiating the outdoor-sy, romantic, swanky and yet trendy feel.

The decoration is one highlight of the place – they have exposed brick walls with very exquisitely designed details. The movers and shakers of Phoenix nightlife romp around this classy Phoenix bus tour attraction with one concoction or the other in hand. The atmosphere is made comfy with the many upholstered furniture and stylish bar setting. In another part of this club, you’ll also find live music in the form of piano and bands.

Don’t be surprised to see some gays amongst the people around you…but it’s not strictly speaking a gay bar. Whether it will turn into one in the future, we’re not too sure, but this Phoenix bus tour attraction attracts a nice and healthy mix of straights and gays and they mingle around nicely.

They do not serve meals but if you get hungry, you can get some of the bar grubs to eliminate post-drinking hunger. Although there’s no dress code to observe if you plan to make a bus tour stop here, sandals and sleeveless tops (for men) are probably going to earn some weird looks. It’s an upscale trendy club in Phoenix, after all. They have regular promotions for their Happy Hours and sometimes, they have highly entertaining stage shows too. Amsterdam, one of Phoenix’s best nightspot, is at 718 N Central Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85004· For more information, call 602-258-6122 or visit their website at http://www.amsterdambar.com

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Thursday, July 30. 2009 at 01:07 (Reply)

It has been said that going from Phoenix to the Grand Canyon is the scenic equivalent of driving from Mexico to Canada, due to Arizona's dramatic elevation changes. Shortly after leaving Phoenix, our tour passes through Sedona's Red Rock Country and the lush and towering Oak Creek Canyon.
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